What the role is

As a Statistician, you will be responsible for the data gathering and compilation of statistics in one or more specific fields, conduct statistical research and analysis, and develop new systems and indicators to support users statistical requirements.

What you will be working on

You will also be involved in managing, analysing and making sense of large amounts of data from various sources, to optimise statistical processes and derive more insights from the data to support policy-making.

What we are looking for

Possess knowledge or experience in Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Data Analytics, Computer Science, Information Systems, Data Science, Accountancy, Actuarial Science and/or subjects with substantial quantitative content (e.g., regression, analytics, modelling, forecasting)
Strong analytical and quantitative skills with the ability to learn and apply relevant statistical and analytical tools and techniques for data compilation and analysis
Good communication and presentation skills
Able to work well both independently and as a member of a team

Development Opportunities and Benefits

DOS believes in the career development and training of our staff to bring out their best potential at work
You will be equipped with skills and subject matter know-how via in-house and external learning and development opportunities. You will also be exposed to different statistical work via our structured job rotation programme.
DOS offers attractive and market competitive benefits which include mid-year & year-end variable payments and market adjustment component.
To support your personal needs, DOS also provides for flexible working arrangements including hybrid work and staggered working hours.

We encourage interested candidates to apply directly for the role via Careers@Gov.